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Hot Job Listings for 2006!
Millions will be looking for job listings in 2006. It's a big
help to know where the most openings occur.
Why?
Well, if you're new to the job market . . . or this is your
first job . . . of it's time for you to get serious about making
a change . . . then understanding where your are likely to find
job openings can help you focus.
Even if you have no direct expertise in these careers, there are
opportunities for transferable skills. These are your
work-related capabilities and assets that have application no
matter where you work. These would include managing, accounting,
factory work, warehousing, consulting, finances, sales, etc.
According to recent reports here are the six areas where you can
expect to find an above average number of openings:
1. Medical Assistance. The exploding health care industry simply
doesn't have enough certified talent to go around. So there are
unique opportunities to break into this industry if you're able
to show how you can translate your capabilities into a response
to employer needs.
2. Teaching. Because of the critical shortage, if you ever had a
dream about becoming a teacher at any level the are fast lane
certification programs to get you into the classroom ASAP. If
you fancy yourself a teacher be prepared to think outside the
traditional classroom.
3. Pharmacy Work. While it takes years to get the required
degree and be certified as a
pharmacist, there is an amazing
array of technical support jobs that require only a minimum of
technical training.
4. Retail Sales. The holiday season is a terrific time to break
into retail sales on a part-time basis. Many of these jobs are
converted into full-time after the holidays. Moreover, because
the turnover is high, employers are offering flextime schedules
and huge employee discounts, especially if your friendly and
like being helpful to customers.
5. Consulting. Opportunities for corporate consulting are
especially good in cost control and information technology.
Local government and non-profits are using significantly more
consultants to cut payroll costs.
6. Self-employment. If you like to be in control of your time
and income, maybe this is the time to consider an
entrepreneurial venture. But if you're not quite ready for your
own business you can achieve a similar independence by working
for a temp agency.
This is an incredibly good time to be in the job marketplace if
you focus your attention on employment areas where you have a
much better chance of landing a job.
About the author:
Paul Megan writes for EEI, the world-class pioneer in
alternative job search techniques and non-traditional career
advancement strategies . . . since 1985. Grab our stunning FREE
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